What's the actual name of the song? Because nobody can give me a factual answer.
iirc, I’m pretty sure in the copyright database, it is listed under “Ulterior Motives” by Christopher Booth and Phillip Booth and those 2 are connected to the film so the name is Ulterior Motives then
What's the actual name of the song? Because nobody can give me a factual answer.
iirc, I’m pretty sure in the copyright database, it is listed under “Ulterior Motives” by Christopher Booth and Phillip Booth and those 2 are connected to the film so the name is Ulterior Motives then
Is that true? Because on Wikipedia every mention of that name has a citation.
Here's the lyrics of the chorus: I'm driving on the streets in the sky, I'm gonna send you a ride, I've been the one, never get to die, I'm here in the market, tell me the truth, I'm in the mood
...wow. Is all I can really say. Now I'm just fascinated by the origin of this mystery. I have to assume that the original OP was watching this film and noticed that there was just a little segment of a funky song that didn't have any obvious sex noises over it, and decided to record just only that. Then, years later, came across the recording and had ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE where it could have come from. However, this explains everything about the sound quality and odd noises, it was a direct recording from a film in the first place.
